It is common for such surveys to cost more than $20,000, Gaddo said.
"We feel that between the staff and the Recreation Commission, we have knowledge and abilities that are equal to anyone we might hire," Gaddo said. "And we have a high level of dedication and concern, which is something you just can't buy."
The survey results will be published in local media and discussed at future recreation commission meetings, which are open to the public.
Very illuminating article indeed. Seems like the folks at the animal hospital have some business ethics weaknesses! Although, my cynical(time…
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